Chapter VII

[_the letters of the name itself are the illustration_]
[Footnote VII-34] ... about five miles north-north-west of
Kirk-Oswald. [_final . missing_]
as much in having _caught_ an ass as in the prospect of a ride.
[_final . missing_]
we are led to suppose that he had been indulging too freely on the
King’s birth-day [on the the]
[Footnote VII-62] ... at Morpeth, named Rastack, or Raistick.”
[_close quote missing_]
[Footnote VII-65] ... under the superintendence of Bewick, who,
after Mr. Beilby’s retirement [Mr Beilby’s]